Sentence examples for was considered odd from inspiring English sources
Mr Houellebecq's "disconnection" was considered odd enough to generate silly conspiracy theories.
Mr. George, a 26-year-old graduate of Duke University, said his choice of profession was considered odd for the usual reasons: not much money and not much glamour.
The second generation of Toyota's Prius -- now a well-known hatchback profile -- was considered odd when it debuted in 2003.
Even if what you were doing was considered odd or even perverse, no one could keep you from doing it unless you hurt others.
The option to germinate seednuts out of contact with the soil, by hanging them from a pole to sprout, was considered odd (Child 1974), defective (Menon and Pandalai (1958) and unsatisfactory (Marar and Jayarajan 1963).
It's considered odd to talk to non-phone technology in public.
He was hardly an insider within the Democratic conference, which is controlled by Speaker Sheldon Silver, and some of his bills were considered odd.
In Iran, where it would be considered odd for a young girl to roam alone, the story features a little boy.
When the chef Danielle Oron was growing up in the New Jersey suburbs, she knew that her Israeli family's habits of dousing vanilla ice cream with tahini and spreading halvah on toast would be considered odd.
Adel al-Jubeir, foreign policy adviser to Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, said that any ties between Mr. Bush and his associates and prominent Saudi Arabians should not be considered odd.
